Satirical essays that skewer corporate culture, using metaphors like religion and haunting to critique KPIs, PowerPoint decks and burnout. Readers get sharp, witty commentary on how organisations reward compliance and exhaustion.
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Essays on product management, organizational dynamics and workplace culture, written from long experience in cross-functional product development. Each issue examines a concept such as feature factories, causal reasoning or what workplaces can promise, and offers reflective, practical framing.
A newsletter by psychologist Cat Hicks applying research on psychology to software teams, covering topics like AI skill threat, identity, norms, and organizational fairness. Readers get long-form essays, a collaborative series with Charity Majors, and practical resources such as a book club guide.
A personal newsletter mixing practical facilitation advice, film essays on labor and politics, and reflective pieces on identity and workplace relationships. Readers get first-person writing with concrete techniques and cultural analysis.
Weekly essays on software engineering culture, leadership and personal growth, written from a first-person engineer's perspective. Posts use personal anecdotes and engineering analogies to critique organizational habits like tiger teams, hollow values and AI tooling that quietly turns engineers into managers.
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